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the most valuable publicly traded companies are all in technology. and that may reflect the big shift under way in the economy. >>> price spike. the epipen isn't the only life-saving emergency medicine that is getting a lot more expensiv >>> grill it up. one man's quest to find a better way to clean his backyard grill. and his invention helped him make mil those stories and more tonight on "nightly business for friday, september >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. triple digit decline to end the week in the market. we begin with what may be a sign of the times. technology companies are dominating the stock market like . with the nasdaq sitting just points away from the an all-time high, the five largest publicly traded companies today are all in the tech sector. apple, which is worth more than $600 billion, alphabet, parent of google, microsoft, amazon and facebook valued at more than $360 billion are the companies with theiggest market capitalizations. list looks a lot different than it did just a handful of years ago. when industrial names lik
the most valuable publicly traded companies are all in technology. and that may reflect the big shift under way in the economy. >>> price spike. the epipen isn't the only life-saving emergency medicine that is getting a lot more expensiv >>> grill it up. one man's quest to find a better way to clean his backyard grill. and his invention helped him make mil those stories and more tonight on "nightly business for friday, september >>> good evening, everyone. and...
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all this requires broadband technology to talk to this equipment. the high-speed internet is making this much easier. >> reporter: farmer jake rieke is one of the beneficiaries of the new network. his family has been farming in the area for over 150 years. with the new technology, he can share information about his crops, upload overhead drone footage of his fields, and monitor his livestock on his smartphone. until recently, the poor quality of the internet service available to him was an impediment. >> i would have to plan out my day in terms of do i need a large chunk of internet at certain times? are my kids going to try watching netflix at a certain time? are there any major updates to my iphone or to my smart phone or to any of the tablets or anything like that? >> reporter: was it a pain? was it annoying to have to deal with that? >> absolutely, yeah. everything was just a struggle. >> reporter: for rieke, the new high speed internet is a boon for his farm and a necessity for his two young daughters. >> teachers are always assigning homework
all this requires broadband technology to talk to this equipment. the high-speed internet is making this much easier. >> reporter: farmer jake rieke is one of the beneficiaries of the new network. his family has been farming in the area for over 150 years. with the new technology, he can share information about his crops, upload overhead drone footage of his fields, and monitor his livestock on his smartphone. until recently, the poor quality of the internet service available to him was...
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>> we focussed on things like energy and technology where earnings begin to lift off, industry jells. i think that's still a good play. don't forget to look offshore. i think europe may do better. emerging markets are in such distress, there has to be a longer term play market there, as well. >> have a nice weekend. >> thank you. >> john manly of wells fargos funds. >> still ahead, one size does not fit all with investment advice. with the dow at 17,000, two financial advisors join us to offer tips if you're 20, 30, 40 or 50 or beyond. >>> more now on jobs and the positions that are in demand in the new economy, including ones in a high tech industry that are getting a big boost from a small college in massachusetts. marry thompson has more on where the jobs are. >> reporter: in biotech manufacturering, a technician's job is to grow healthy cells in a clean, strictly regulated environment. it can be the hardest for the company to fill. >> the ideal candidate is someone exposed to hands on laboratory work, familiar with the equipment, the use of diagnostic tools. those are the people i
>> we focussed on things like energy and technology where earnings begin to lift off, industry jells. i think that's still a good play. don't forget to look offshore. i think europe may do better. emerging markets are in such distress, there has to be a longer term play market there, as well. >> have a nice weekend. >> thank you. >> john manly of wells fargos funds. >> still ahead, one size does not fit all with investment advice. with the dow at 17,000, two...
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we awarded a contract to an information technology company that will build an i.t. system for us. a web site and web capability that will be used by county programs to enroll people both in medi-cal and in the insurance product. we are building call centers that will be available to route information and make what we hope to be a first-class consumer experience and we are working with the health plans to design the products and determine to establish the criteria that health plans will have to meet in order to sell the product on the exchange. our goal is to have this simple straight forward that people who need to buy insurance will be able to know what they are getting and what it will cost and which doctors and hospitals will be in the network for each plan that they have the option to buy. >> secretary, we really appreciate you joining us for this explanation on something that california seems to be ahead of the curve on. thank you so much. >> you are very welcome. >> the next step we have to worry about is money and budget whether it is health care or anything else to keep th
we awarded a contract to an information technology company that will build an i.t. system for us. a web site and web capability that will be used by county programs to enroll people both in medi-cal and in the insurance product. we are building call centers that will be available to route information and make what we hope to be a first-class consumer experience and we are working with the health plans to design the products and determine to establish the criteria that health plans will have to...
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. >> one other constituency, the technology sector and executives. they have strong feelings particularly about the way the n.s.a. was undermining their security standards. be almost absent entirely. >> he didn't address those issues. address cyber security and cyber attack issues that the review panel report but those issues will continue to challenge the administration as he goes because technology will only continue to advance and these issues aren't going away. he acknowledged himself in the speech, even the things we hear about coming out every week in these snowden documents, i think happened 10 years ago already. there's another debate that never seems to die, as well, the attack in benghazi, libya, that americans in 2012. the tentacles of responsibility seem to stretch everywhere from military to the diplomatic intelligence community to garden variety politics and when a senate with aee weighed in report that found the attacks were preventible without laying on anybody, it managed to stir all those pots. what state is department spokesperson
. >> one other constituency, the technology sector and executives. they have strong feelings particularly about the way the n.s.a. was undermining their security standards. be almost absent entirely. >> he didn't address those issues. address cyber security and cyber attack issues that the review panel report but those issues will continue to challenge the administration as he goes because technology will only continue to advance and these issues aren't going away. he acknowledged...
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there are more producers and new technology that allows you to produce more. what happens is you are seeing an amazing biforication of energy and commodities not doing well. when you look at transportation, airlines, retail, restaurants, the ben fish airs are doing well. the winners? who is on the right side of technology. >> defaults are up a little bit this year and may go up a little bit. i hear you saying that it is a largely containment or contained to energy and commodity sectors. u.s. economy is cresting and i don't ithink we are heading to recession. i think you are coming off the boil a bit now the fed is starting to normalize very slowly. but if you look at what is happening -- you are talking about complete biforication of the market place and the names we are talking about where you are seeing distress, energy commodities. where you change the cash flow so rapidly, so quickly. when you look at low cost they levered up. >> does it matter to those companies that are in those distressed areas whether or not the fed moves on rates and how quickly they
there are more producers and new technology that allows you to produce more. what happens is you are seeing an amazing biforication of energy and commodities not doing well. when you look at transportation, airlines, retail, restaurants, the ben fish airs are doing well. the winners? who is on the right side of technology. >> defaults are up a little bit this year and may go up a little bit. i hear you saying that it is a largely containment or contained to energy and commodity sectors....
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it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i am christian fraser this is the context. today the justice department arrested jack douglas in connection with an investigation with alleged unauthorized removal, retention and dissemination of unclassified -- unclassified events material. >> we did not realize the sheer immense nature of these leaks until a bit later. >> hello, welcome to the program. in the last human see fbi agent's have confirmed they have arrested -- few minutes, the fbi agent confirmed they arrested the leader of the suspected classified documents. the oil and gas industry, are they doing enough to meet government set targets on me thing -methane and oil spills? they are asked airme
it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thing. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i am christian fraser this is the context. today the justice department arrested...
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eric went to brooklyn to try >> it's game changing technology that'sur tning amateur basketball playerse next sharpshoots. homecourtn app that uses high-tech computer vision a machine learning to improve .hooti >> 49 degree >> the the shots made and missed, launch angle, vertical r andction time using just an iphone. no sensors and no high-tech equipment necessary. >> today you run, you'reyosing apple watch or nike run app or you can track all those milet and f. for basketball that doesn't exist. so the first is how do we help people easily track their shots without strong do a lot of the manual work. >> homecourt is a top ten downloaded sports app in the apple store and it has more than a dozen college and pro teamus g it including joe harris of nets who this year led the a in three-point shooting and won the three. >> okay. i feel good and i did play center on myixth grade basketball team. yo and i went head to head to break it out. p >> that'stty good. >> joe's arc is bigger and his quicker time is much than mine. >> it was 20%. >> i did not each stand in the right spot. >> n consiste
eric went to brooklyn to try >> it's game changing technology that'sur tning amateur basketball playerse next sharpshoots. homecourtn app that uses high-tech computer vision a machine learning to improve .hooti >> 49 degree >> the the shots made and missed, launch angle, vertical r andction time using just an iphone. no sensors and no high-tech equipment necessary. >> today you run, you'reyosing apple watch or nike run app or you can track all those milet and f. for...
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a site that focuses ton intersection of technology and culture and as i said technology has an impact on everything today from art, literature, science, et cetera. so the verge looks at the world through the lens of technology and, as a result, has taken off and is doing extraordinarily well and rose to the top of a lot of older brands that had been around for a while with its fresh approach. >> charlie: brands like what? you know, brands like we respect like wired or tech crunch. >> charlie: i was thinking of tech crunch. >> all sites are gre in their own right but we took a forward-looking design and content strategy and the audience ate it up and it continues to grow. >>rlie: what's the key do design? it's not about healthcare (laughter) >> the answer is not just really good designers but a good platform. >> charlie: i mean, obviously, that's true, but i'm asking, again, what design works? is there a sense that, you know, if you can have somebody that can give you some variation of this, then that's where you have to go design-wise. >> when i was trying to figure out where to go, s
a site that focuses ton intersection of technology and culture and as i said technology has an impact on everything today from art, literature, science, et cetera. so the verge looks at the world through the lens of technology and, as a result, has taken off and is doing extraordinarily well and rose to the top of a lot of older brands that had been around for a while with its fresh approach. >> charlie: brands like what? you know, brands like we respect like wired or tech crunch....
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drilling technology firm f.m.c. gained more than 3%. baker hughes was up 3%, also benefited from optimistic analyst comments. the healthcare sector may be worth watching next week. the industry's leading analyst conference with 300 companies begins monday in san francisco. it brings together drug makers, device companies and health care providers. the health care sector was the the health care e.t.f. was only 1%. the industry conference comes the same week the house of representatives is scheduled to vote on repealing health care reform. a couple of drug developers dendreon. shares jumped almost 8% today on strong volume, possibly making a run after $40 per share. it hasn't traded over $40 since october. the firm announced plans to ask for european okay for its prostate cancer drug by early next year. meantime, xoma continues with its stock volatility. shares fell 14% today after rallying more than 30% earlier this week. the drop today came as xoma said an interim review of its diabetes-2 drug experiment couldn't determine how well the
drilling technology firm f.m.c. gained more than 3%. baker hughes was up 3%, also benefited from optimistic analyst comments. the healthcare sector may be worth watching next week. the industry's leading analyst conference with 300 companies begins monday in san francisco. it brings together drug makers, device companies and health care providers. the health care sector was the the health care e.t.f. was only 1%. the industry conference comes the same week the house of representatives is...
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at the supreme court, major rulings on the limits of protest, technology, and executive power. >> praise then today to the supreme court for forcing the president to confront the error of his ways. gwen: plus, a close up analysis of the upheaval in iraq. covering the week, near and far, dan balz of "the washington post," joan biskupic of reuters, pete williams of nbc news, and martha raddatz of abc news. >> award winning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens. live from our nations capitol. this is "washington week with gwen ifill." corporate funding for washington week is provided by >> we asked people a question. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount would last. >> a little further. >> got me to 70 years old. i have to rethink this thing. >> it's hard to imagine how much we need for a retirement that lasts 30 years or more. maybe we need to approach things differently if we want to be ready for a longer retirement >> whether it's discovering an aspirin ai day can prevent heart attacks
at the supreme court, major rulings on the limits of protest, technology, and executive power. >> praise then today to the supreme court for forcing the president to confront the error of his ways. gwen: plus, a close up analysis of the upheaval in iraq. covering the week, near and far, dan balz of "the washington post," joan biskupic of reuters, pete williams of nbc news, and martha raddatz of abc news. >> award winning reporting and analysis covering history as it...
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technology broadly defined has made this problem worse. it didn't create the problem. but it's hard to imagine trump getting elected if facebook, twitter and google hadn't operated the way they did. >> and the controversy surrounding fake news will surely continue. the "new york times" writing an editorial saying it's facebook's and google's responsibility to stop fake news, saying the dissemination of fake news on facebook has been a long-standing problem. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in san francisco. >> no fake news here. that's "nightly business report." we'll see you tomorrow. announcer: a kqed television production. sbrocco: and everybody say, "opa!" all: opa!
technology broadly defined has made this problem worse. it didn't create the problem. but it's hard to imagine trump getting elected if facebook, twitter and google hadn't operated the way they did. >> and the controversy surrounding fake news will surely continue. the "new york times" writing an editorial saying it's facebook's and google's responsibility to stop fake news, saying the dissemination of fake news on facebook has been a long-standing problem. for "nightly...
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. , e thing about technology technology is a force multiplire for evil meaning that one person who has their hands on technology can do a lot of harm. >> how dows a high school dropout get access to this information? maybe i'm a snob. >> the dropout is irrelevant. the issue is did he have the training in the field? i understand he was with boos allen for three months and then he disappears. he's one guy apparently from the testimony we've heard was going into places you are not supposed to go. it's not stuff he was authorized to do. he was breaking the rules and the law just in looking for this stuff let alone disemanating. where have you been for the last decade? we've had debate over debate over this. the patriot ability and the wire taps and then in 2011. we have always debated this. the cleblingting information about the outside of the envelope about the addresses where you don't look inside the envelope about the content of the phone calls. and we decided that is the correct line. >> i'm going to quote the "wall street journal" website. the individual privacy from the government t
. , e thing about technology technology is a force multiplire for evil meaning that one person who has their hands on technology can do a lot of harm. >> how dows a high school dropout get access to this information? maybe i'm a snob. >> the dropout is irrelevant. the issue is did he have the training in the field? i understand he was with boos allen for three months and then he disappears. he's one guy apparently from the testimony we've heard was going into places you are not...
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it is ingenious technology. the four people were men and not one of them should have died. one guy was heart disease and he did not go to the doctor. one was a heroin overdose. one was alcoholism. and one was a gunshot wound to the head. tavis: this has nothing to do with this conversation. we recently paraded the 43rd anniversary of dr. king. king was under such stress from trying to change this country. he was assassinated at the age of 39 great when they did the autopsy of his body, they said that he had the body of a 60- year-old man. >> i believe that. it is up to us. tavis: are you having fun on "body of proof"? >> the accrual class at me. i get to getty. the crew laughs at me. i get giddy. tavis: it all makes sense now. this conversation has, bulls circle. we are done. dana delany, starring in "body of proof." good to have you back. that is our show for tonight. see you next time. >> for more information, this pbs,org. tavis: 2 in the next time with author rebecca skloot. that is next time. we will see you then. >> his name is james and she needs help extra help with
it is ingenious technology. the four people were men and not one of them should have died. one guy was heart disease and he did not go to the doctor. one was a heroin overdose. one was alcoholism. and one was a gunshot wound to the head. tavis: this has nothing to do with this conversation. we recently paraded the 43rd anniversary of dr. king. king was under such stress from trying to change this country. he was assassinated at the age of 39 great when they did the autopsy of his body, they...
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it's without question a leader in technology. what everybody's expectation is of a blue chip company. >> if apple goes in another stock has to get kicked out. now it's at&t. that decision was a bit tough tore come by. >> a bit overweight and two telecom companies. the other one being verizon. at&t smaller with a lower stock price. two items that at&t is the one. but it was a decision we looked at for some time. >> this move doesn't fundamentally change how it will operate or operate in the future but some investors note there can be a silver lining for getting kicked out of the dow and that inclusion isn't all it's cracked up to be. >> historically it's been a pretty reliable indicator going back through time. dow tended to add the leaders antd doing well. it boots out the laggers. as a result maybe just a reversion of the mean. typically though it's done a lot better than those that have been added. >> as for what it means for the dow, am has become the most valuable company in the world thanks to a huge gain in its shares. if t
it's without question a leader in technology. what everybody's expectation is of a blue chip company. >> if apple goes in another stock has to get kicked out. now it's at&t. that decision was a bit tough tore come by. >> a bit overweight and two telecom companies. the other one being verizon. at&t smaller with a lower stock price. two items that at&t is the one. but it was a decision we looked at for some time. >> this move doesn't fundamentally change how it will...
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. >> mega deals get done, we'll take you there and tell you what is being discussed by media and technology. >> back to school, yes, it's july and yes, retailers are starting their sales on notebooks and pens and with good reason. we have that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 10th. >>> good evening everyone. a very busy news day, especially late in the day. if you thought the market's fascination with the federal reserve and chairman ben bernanke was over, you thought wrong. tonight speaking to economists in massachusetts he says the economy still needs help and the data show the feds current accommodative policy is needed for the foreseeable feature. on that news, bonds and sock futures rose and the dollar fell and the market twitched slightlierlier in the day when the fed released minutes from the june meeting. those records show a much more sharply divided fed than previously thought, about half the officials thought the fed could end it's bond purchases by the end of the year, and the other more accommodative half basically said not so fast. let's see wh
. >> mega deals get done, we'll take you there and tell you what is being discussed by media and technology. >> back to school, yes, it's july and yes, retailers are starting their sales on notebooks and pens and with good reason. we have that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 10th. >>> good evening everyone. a very busy news day, especially late in the day. if you thought the market's fascination with the federal reserve and...
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we'll have another report from phil a bit later in the program on new technology that allows cars to talk to one another. >>> of course, those low gas prices that helped auto sales seem set to stay that way at least for now. today despite continued tensions in the middle east, domestic crude settled near an 11-year low at just below the $36 a barrel. but the energy markets remain on edge as the divide between saudi arabia and iran deepens. headley gambill reports tonight from riad where she spoke with the saudi foreign minister. >> i got the chance to catch up with the saudi foreign minister earlier today and asked him how can the crisis be resolved and to respond to accusations this country lost face retribution over the execution of nimr al nimr. take a listen. >> he's a terrorist. he's as much a religious scholar as osama bin laden was. he was implicated in inciting people, recruiting people, providing munitions for people and he was involved in attacks against security people and what i find very puzzling is this individual is a saudi citizen. he committed the crime in saudi arab
we'll have another report from phil a bit later in the program on new technology that allows cars to talk to one another. >>> of course, those low gas prices that helped auto sales seem set to stay that way at least for now. today despite continued tensions in the middle east, domestic crude settled near an 11-year low at just below the $36 a barrel. but the energy markets remain on edge as the divide between saudi arabia and iran deepens. headley gambill reports tonight from riad...
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. >> brown: and we look at how technology allowed police and thpu t >> suarez: plus, we get the perspective of mark shields and david brooks on terror's return to u.s. soil and the rest of the week's news. nighrown: that's all ahead on s "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: it's been an extraordinary scene and it continues, as boston spent the day locked down by a manhunt for the second brother authorities believe was involved in this week's marathon bombing. that's come after a violent confrontation overnight that left the other bombing suspect and a police officer dead. kwame holman begins our m
. >> brown: and we look at how technology allowed police and thpu t >> suarez: plus, we get the perspective of mark shields and david brooks on terror's return to u.s. soil and the rest of the week's news. nighrown: that's all ahead on s "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good."...
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we do that from very technological advances like this robot which can do the work faster. >> machines auto drill parts five times faster than done by hand. 3d models are used throughout as well. digits that project on to part of the plane which has always been the plan. it will be at a rate that allows them to be more profitable while still delivering each one. >> the pentagon is looking to get price of the f-35 a as low as $80 million by 2020. but for pilots of the plane, a fighter that disproportionately stacks the odds in america's favor -- >> i cannot put a price tag on bringing back men and women every single time in an f-35. that's what matters to the mothers and fathers. >> i'm morgan brennan in ft. worth texas. >> a i had we're than expected quarterly loss. that's where we begin the market focus. despite receiving a record number of orders for its model s. revenue for the quarter increased and the company said it plans to beginning. they finished the regular day down to 273.51. luxury home builder said an increased profits topped estimations. it lifted the low end of its outlo
we do that from very technological advances like this robot which can do the work faster. >> machines auto drill parts five times faster than done by hand. 3d models are used throughout as well. digits that project on to part of the plane which has always been the plan. it will be at a rate that allows them to be more profitable while still delivering each one. >> the pentagon is looking to get price of the f-35 a as low as $80 million by 2020. but for pilots of the plane, a fighter...
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. >> and harness our technology for new energy solutions. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to build a better tomorrow. >> that's why we're here. >> corporate funding is also provided by: prudential financial. additional funding is also provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator again ifill. gwen: good evening. this fourth of july holiday week one here in more ways than one. it was a week for political fallout from today's anemic jobs numbers, from frantic fundraising in both camps and from last week's pivotal supreme court healthcare ruling. the questions -- how did the court reach its conclusion that the health care mandate should be treated as a tax? and what do the candidates think about that? jan crawford made waves reporting on both questions this week. here's what mitt romney told her. >> i agreed with the dissent. and the dissent made it very clear that they thought it was unconstitutional. but the
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most technology funds have benefited largely from four or ive names that have lifted them, whereas fxl has exposure to about 90 names and gives more even exposure across the board. in fact, the top -- top ten holdings only comprise less than 22% of the fund. >>> next on the list, we're going international. it is a diversified markets etf, emerging market specifically. the symbol is spem. >> yes. so this gives an investor broad exposure to emerging markets across the world. emerging markets didn't do well last year. they've underperformed u.s. markets this year, and those economies in aggregate a actually growing at a higher rate than the u.s. economy.rd >>> and the t one is another etf that invests outside the united states, but, you know, this theme of trying to weather global disruptions, how would that help with that? >> well, good question, tyler. i appreciate that. we believe that the global disruptions, so much of them are already baked into the price of these equities. so this owns comnies like unilever and nestle. if you eat hagen z or ben & jerry's ice cream or drink carnation
most technology funds have benefited largely from four or ive names that have lifted them, whereas fxl has exposure to about 90 names and gives more even exposure across the board. in fact, the top -- top ten holdings only comprise less than 22% of the fund. >>> next on the list, we're going international. it is a diversified markets etf, emerging market specifically. the symbol is spem. >> yes. so this gives an investor broad exposure to emerging markets across the world....
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offering courses on sketching, rendering and even designing with virtual reality technology. all skills that the president paula wallace says are essential for industry newcomers. >> our sneaker design program really epitomizes the university's mission to prepare students for creative professions. to stay competitive, brands need brilliant ideas, executed with chic and sustainable design. you want a career in designing? you got it. >> lauren amos launched a street where boutique 20 years ago. now she is funding a scholarship to support students in the sneaker design program. >> this just, it hit all the right buttons. to be able to help in any capacity and for there to be m ore diversity within the sneaker community is really important to me. >> alumni have landed jobs with major brands, nike, adidas, reebok and new balance. and one alumn is bringing what he learned back to his alma mater. >> when i got word that they were launching the first accredited sneaker line, and they wanted somebody to lead it, they reached out and i automatically knew that i am definitely coming bac
offering courses on sketching, rendering and even designing with virtual reality technology. all skills that the president paula wallace says are essential for industry newcomers. >> our sneaker design program really epitomizes the university's mission to prepare students for creative professions. to stay competitive, brands need brilliant ideas, executed with chic and sustainable design. you want a career in designing? you got it. >> lauren amos launched a street where boutique 20...
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first of all, thomas friedman volution information technology, the nation's chronic deficits and our consumption. their conclusions is we're failing to meet our future requests. our future demands. in other words, we're watching a nation in decline. >> well, is that news? >> is there any doubt about that? >> no. >> yes. >> europe is also in decline and china and india and brazil on the rise. we got to get adjusted to that and be competitive, which requires -- >> suppose the euro zone fails. that's the zone of economic policy. is that going to affect us? >> sure it's going to affect us. john, the west is in decline. somebody 10 years ago wrote a book called death of the west. you might be familiar with it. >> the theme song. >> lit >>> prediction, pat. >> obama won the jewish vote by 57 points last time, he won't win it by 37 this time. >> romney will aggressessively compete in iowa in hopes of taking out perry. >> mitt romney will win the republican nomination for president. >> mort? >> obama won the jewish hate to >> warren will be defeated in her bid against brown and senator for m
first of all, thomas friedman volution information technology, the nation's chronic deficits and our consumption. their conclusions is we're failing to meet our future requests. our future demands. in other words, we're watching a nation in decline. >> well, is that news? >> is there any doubt about that? >> no. >> yes. >> europe is also in decline and china and india and brazil on the rise. we got to get adjusted to that and be competitive, which requires --...
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technology will make the middle east more unstable. laura: where specifically in the middle east to you see that the worst? saudi arabia, there won't be jobs, creating fertile grounds for isis recruits and unhappiness. laura: thank you. now to a happier topic. a dinosaur on the move. if you have ever been to london's natural history museum you have seen dippy the diplodocus. she has been there since 2005. now she is going on a year-long tour. taking her place. -- blue whale is taking her place. reporter: for those queuing today, there is a good buy. the first sight of dippy has been a lasting memory for so many children. the natural history museum estimates 19 million people have stood here and looked up at dippy. it is not known if the diplodocus is a he or she, but today is the last chance to see dippy at the museum. day,cause it is her last people would want to see it that haven't seen it before. people want to come over. that is why there are lots of crowds. reporter: what do you think of dippy? do you think it was a long time ago
technology will make the middle east more unstable. laura: where specifically in the middle east to you see that the worst? saudi arabia, there won't be jobs, creating fertile grounds for isis recruits and unhappiness. laura: thank you. now to a happier topic. a dinosaur on the move. if you have ever been to london's natural history museum you have seen dippy the diplodocus. she has been there since 2005. now she is going on a year-long tour. taking her place. -- blue whale is taking her place....
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how willrs from now, technology change our lives again? i went to the m.i.t. media lab in cambridge, massachusetts to find the answers. look into the crystal ball, and what might you see? flying furniture, robots that ways offeelings, or new communicating with each other and the world around us. at m.i.t. media lab, all things are possible. it is music in a bottle. my reinvention is machine learning artificial intelligence that kenexa directly to my brain in a noninvasive way so i don't have to remember anything, calculate anything, and whenever i need to know anything it is there. but when i want to pursue a passion, and interest, it is always there as a supporting partner. jane: that is wonderful. phone,odbye to your cell laptop, and anything that keeps you connected, and try this instead. the professor thinks radical us to moveallow seamlessly between real and digital worlds. this is where the virtual and physical worlds meet. when i put my hands over the sensors they detect my physical presence. they become virtual hands in that box where i can move these
how willrs from now, technology change our lives again? i went to the m.i.t. media lab in cambridge, massachusetts to find the answers. look into the crystal ball, and what might you see? flying furniture, robots that ways offeelings, or new communicating with each other and the world around us. at m.i.t. media lab, all things are possible. it is music in a bottle. my reinvention is machine learning artificial intelligence that kenexa directly to my brain in a noninvasive way so i don't have to...
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i mean, i think because of the technological advances and the fact that we can now, you know, look in on people's cell phones, that you know, there has to be some more guidelines brought into this thing. but overall, friends spy on friends, it's not going to stop. >> what do you think of that? >> i think, well, i'm not enough people, clearly. there's no doubt that this has been going on for ever in one form or another. you can't tell me that the administration didn't know about it, because they were given reports about all of this. this came from -- this is ridiculous. so we all knew it was going on. they have been doing it in europe for decades and centuries. and this is being a part of life in the world and alas, everybody had to be protesting. >> congratulations on this book. do you think that a tip was monitoring the phone calls? >> i tell you one thing. it isn't like today in that you are blessed at 3:00 in the afternoon and say what time is it over there? changes our watch to six. they fought lake irish guys. they fought like mad over everything. but in the end, there was this w
i mean, i think because of the technological advances and the fact that we can now, you know, look in on people's cell phones, that you know, there has to be some more guidelines brought into this thing. but overall, friends spy on friends, it's not going to stop. >> what do you think of that? >> i think, well, i'm not enough people, clearly. there's no doubt that this has been going on for ever in one form or another. you can't tell me that the administration didn't know about it,...
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the sector lost 1% but the best sector was technology, up six-tenths of a percent among the financial stocks seeing selling pressure was j.p. morgan, one of the targets of the foreclosure lawsuit filed by the state of massachusetts against mortgage lenders. j.p. morgan fell more than 1.5%. shares have been trending lower since their april high. boeing was the best stock in the dow, adding to yesterday's sharp rally with today's better than 3% increase. this is the stock's first close over $70 per share since august 1. today, the european union said it has complied with a deadline to end illegal trade subsidies to boeing competitor airbus. the two plane makers have been fighting a bitter trade war over government support. yahoo may soon find itself the target of multiple buyout offers, valuing the company between about $17 and $20 per share. the latest may come from a group looking to carve up yahoo. its partner in china, alibaba, would buy the 40% stake yahoo owns. soft-bank in japan would buy yahoo japan, and private equity firms blackstone and bain would pick up the u.s. operations.
the sector lost 1% but the best sector was technology, up six-tenths of a percent among the financial stocks seeing selling pressure was j.p. morgan, one of the targets of the foreclosure lawsuit filed by the state of massachusetts against mortgage lenders. j.p. morgan fell more than 1.5%. shares have been trending lower since their april high. boeing was the best stock in the dow, adding to yesterday's sharp rally with today's better than 3% increase. this is the stock's first close over $70...
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they have the latest navy technology and can swap out the types of weapons systems on board. cost overruns doubled the price to over $500 million. schedule delays means the littoral combat ships have no shortage of critics, including senator john mccain. but the navy needs ships like th . >> this is a warship, built with american workers. it really looks to bring vertical launching systems, take advantage of a lot of what we develop. >> reporter: s ships are being built at the shipyard which is owned by a lockheed partner. the companies say production is running full steam ahead, with construction down to three years from five. price various and ships are becoming more lethal thanks to new weapons like vertically launched mechanism lcs is still a fraction of the price of a destroyer or a cruiser. 29 ships have been purchased. lockheed has 14 and alabama has the rest. a new 2018 budget would add three more. it isn't just about building up the military. more orders ensure that 2,000 workers for this community of 20,000 people keep working. manufacturing jobs ie that helped pres
they have the latest navy technology and can swap out the types of weapons systems on board. cost overruns doubled the price to over $500 million. schedule delays means the littoral combat ships have no shortage of critics, including senator john mccain. but the navy needs ships like th . >> this is a warship, built with american workers. it really looks to bring vertical launching systems, take advantage of a lot of what we develop. >> reporter: s ships are being built at the...
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also part of broader effort by mcdonald's to incorporate more technology into operations. >>> speaking of h,wh as hiring goes high tech so does advertising. and the industry's innovative push was on full display during this ye 's ad week conference inew york city. julia boorstin has. more >> billboards and radio spots may seem old fashioned compared to facebook and instagram adz. but new technology is it dij advertising traditional formats appear jump starting growth. >> alexa, can you tel me about the newe. mcdonald's sc >> happy to. >> with the explosion of home speakers streamingusic services such as spotify appear pandoraa, as well as pod casts the digital ad market drew to $2.3 billion last year, a 23% increase from the prior year. >>iven that smart home devices are driving the growing and the digital audio environment ight now it makest sense tha amazon has moved forward with a digital audio product given that they support alexa, the largest smart home device on market. >> and now amazon, therd largest ad giant is using digital audio ads in the ad supported music service to drive
also part of broader effort by mcdonald's to incorporate more technology into operations. >>> speaking of h,wh as hiring goes high tech so does advertising. and the industry's innovative push was on full display during this ye 's ad week conference inew york city. julia boorstin has. more >> billboards and radio spots may seem old fashioned compared to facebook and instagram adz. but new technology is it dij advertising traditional formats appear jump starting growth. >>...
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we're blessed with terrific soldiers and extraordinary technology and intelligence. but the idea of a trillion dollars in cuts through sequestration and budget cuts to the military would change that we need to have strong allies. our association and connection with our allies is essential to america's strength. we're the great nation that has allies, 42 allies and friends around the world. and finally we have to stand by our principleses. and if we're strong in each of those things, american influence will grow. but unfortunately, in nowhere in the world is america's influence greater today than it was four years ago. and that's because we have become weaker on each of those four-- . >> schieffer: you will get a chance to respond to that because it is a perfect segue into our next segment. and that is, what is america's role in the world. and that is the question, what do each of you see as our role in the world and i believe governor romney, it's your turn to go first. >> well, i absolutely believe that america has a responsibility. and the privilege of helping defe
we're blessed with terrific soldiers and extraordinary technology and intelligence. but the idea of a trillion dollars in cuts through sequestration and budget cuts to the military would change that we need to have strong allies. our association and connection with our allies is essential to america's strength. we're the great nation that has allies, 42 allies and friends around the world. and finally we have to stand by our principleses. and if we're strong in each of those things, american...
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. >> sreenivasan: and, the year in technology: we review a turning point in our lives online and in social media >> i think we got justifiably a lot less optimistic about tech, and a lot more worried about the implications of a few big tech companies taking over much of the world. >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelson foundation. committed to improving lives through invention. in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank yo
. >> sreenivasan: and, the year in technology: we review a turning point in our lives online and in social media >> i think we got justifiably a lot less optimistic about tech, and a lot more worried about the implications of a few big tech companies taking over much of the world. >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects...
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but we have two numbers that will set the tone for tomorrow. >> we are talking technology now for a change. a tale of two different earnings stories. yahoo surged 36% and intel fell 26%. they are the first batch of conditi companies reporting. intel earned 40% a share. revenues fell 2% to $12.6 billion, slightly better than expected. but the company said that revenues in the current quarter will come in higher than forecast, so their shares jumped as much as 2% after trading. yahoo earned a 38% a share. 14 cents more than expected and revenues came in below estimates at $1 billion and the company reported a drop in display advertising. yahoo shares tumbled in after hours trading. >>> on the heels of the mixed results, there's another technology giant set to report next week that may reveal about the shift about with consumers to mobil
but we have two numbers that will set the tone for tomorrow. >> we are talking technology now for a change. a tale of two different earnings stories. yahoo surged 36% and intel fell 26%. they are the first batch of conditi companies reporting. intel earned 40% a share. revenues fell 2% to $12.6 billion, slightly better than expected. but the company said that revenues in the current quarter will come in higher than forecast, so their shares jumped as much as 2% after trading. yahoo earned...
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just kidding. >> a lot of times technology dominates these types of lists. it's a much more eclectic list. >> sue, usually when we think of innovators, we think of technology companies and entrepreneurs but actually there are some rising stars on this list who work at gm, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, things like that. but also they're rising stars in auto companies. fitness companies like soul cycle. there's a company that you featured in "bright ideas," debbie sterling of goldie blox, the toymaker that makes toys for girls. the comedian john oliver of that hbo program that's very successful, "last week tonight." so it's a real broad spectrum. >> and taylor swift. >> yes. again, she -- >> she was on the most powerful women. >> she has really made an impact in the music industry and taking on spotify and apple to change their pay model. she's more than an entertainer. >> she's a wonderful businesswoman. >> a disruptor. and she's 25. she's the youngest person on the list. >> wealthiest is? >> wonderful. >> the list is not based on money, tyler. but probably ryan g
just kidding. >> a lot of times technology dominates these types of lists. it's a much more eclectic list. >> sue, usually when we think of innovators, we think of technology companies and entrepreneurs but actually there are some rising stars on this list who work at gm, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, things like that. but also they're rising stars in auto companies. fitness companies like soul cycle. there's a company that you featured in "bright ideas," debbie sterling of...